The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-12
street. n. Y. interesting pamphlet

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the District of Indiana. And
In the Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Illinois.
John D. Probst vs. The indianapolis, Decatur g.
Springfield Railway Company ct al. No. 1896.
The undersigned trustees under the deed of trust
mortgage executed by the Indianapolis Decatur &
Springfield Railway Company, under date of April
cult Courts of the United States for the district of
Indiana and the Southern district of Illinois, hereby
give notice that under the powers vested in them
trustees, we'll by virtue of their appointment
special masters they will, at = o'clock NJ. on May
25 1897 offer for sale to the highest and best bid
der at the office of the Indianapolis Decatur g. Spring
field Railway Company, No. 2 Wall street. in the city
of New York, all the railroad, estate, real and
personal, corporate rights and franchises and
said mortgage intended TO be- that is to say the
line of railway known as the Indianapolis Decatur &
Springfield Railway COMPANY extending from the city
in the State of Illinois, together with ali the real
tate of said company. wherever the same may be stu
ated, together with all the branches, extensions,
sidings and turnouts. and all lands rghtsof rails
bridges. tracks. wharves, fences viaducts cuverts
houses workshops, machinery. stations, Offices. de-
pots, depot grounds. engine houses buildings. i'm
provelnents, tenements and hereditaments together
with all the rolling stock locomotives. tenders cars
equipments machinery TOOLS implements and mate
rails and all and singular the other real personal
property of every kind and description, and all and
singular the corporate rights powers, privileges and
franchise of said corporation connected with or relat
ing to said line of railway and all the estate right
title. interest and equity of redemption of every kind
of the said Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield Rail
way Company in and to the said property and every
part thereof The entire property appurtenances and
franchises will be offered parcel and without
relief from apprasement laws and not subject to
demption, but subject to prior lien of 81. 5000
as found in the decree The propertysw not be sold
for price less than $500, 900. The bidder if his
offer be accepted, must pay forthwith to the under
signed the of 500. 900. No bid will be re-
ceived until the bidder shall deposit with the under
signed pledge that he will make good his bid in
of acceptance $40 600 in money, or bonds secured
by the said mortgage of April %, 1876, to the
amount of 100000 The purchaser at such sale will.
upon its confirmation by the court be required under
terms of said decree to at pay the remainder
of the price in cash in duly executed and authent
Gated second mortgage bonds. secured by tho said
mortgage and the coupons belonging thereto at such
proportion and valuation as the decree recites.
The purchaser will also be required to give a bond
with surety to be approved by the court conditioned
required by the decree that such purchaser shall
forthwith upon being so ordered by the court, pay
the clerk for the credit of this action all such
sums Of money, if any as the court may decide the
Central Trust Company of New York, John C.
New the owners of 5per cent bonds and preferred
stock, subssting issued in exchange for original
second mortgage bonds secured by the said second
mortgage, are entitled to receive.
R. L. ASHHURST and
GEORGE WALKER,
Trustees and Special Masters.
copy of the decree may be at the Office of the
company. No. Wall street, New York.